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Sony is now testing PC support for the PS VR2 after all

Debora Pape
23.2.2024
Translation: machine translated

Sony's VR headset PS VR2 was developed exclusively for the Playstation 5. However, the possibilities for PC support are now being tested and are expected to arrive in 2024.

This was only a small bombshell because Gillen McAllister, Senior Specialist for Content Communications, did not mention any details. Is he talking about full PC support? He left open what kind of interface could enable PC support and whether there would be access to Steam VR and even Meta's Oculus library. However, he held out the prospect that this support could become available later this year.

If the PS VR2 were to gain access to all VR libraries on the computer, it could become much more attractive for many users.

PS VR2 and PC: not friends yet

Announcements and updates on new VR games for PS VR2

In addition to the news about the PS VR2, McAllister also had some announcements and updates on new VR games for the Playstation 5. These games will be available for PS VR2 later this year:

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